audio from computer to video tape

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Garry Enyart

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I am putting together a video on my computer using Adobe Premiere. The audio out through my capture card is terrible, so I want to output it through my computer's sound card. I already have the video portion of the project on VHS tape and I have a JVC VCR which is capable of audio dub. My computer speakers have a cable with miniplug type plugs on both ends that runs from the sound card to the back of the first speaker. This speaker also has a female RCA plug that accepts a male RCA from the second speaker. I unplugged the second speaker and plugged a male RCA cable from the back of the first speaker to the VCR. The problem is that I only recorded half of the stereo sound to the VCR. What I think I need is a cable that has a miniplug on one end (to plug into the sound card) and then has two RCA plugs on the other end(for stereo left and right to plug into the VCR). Can anyone tell me if something like this is available?

Thanks.

Garry
 
Sure! something like this is available. I think all you need is a 1/8" stereo mini-plug to two RCA mono plugs.

Plug this into the line in on your soundcard and you should be good to go.

RadioShack should have it.
 
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